A video showing Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi’s alleged blunder during two different election rallies is going viral on social media. In the video, the Congress vice-president is seen citing two different figures at two separate rallies for the number of youth unemployed in Gujarat. The video was Tweeted by BJP IT head Amit Malviya on Twitter who accused him of lying. He wrote: “Rahul Gandhi caught faking unemployment numbers in Gujarat. He reduced the number of unemployed in the state by a whopping 20 lakhs in a matter of hours.
गुजरात में बेरोजगारी के आंकड़ों पर फंस गए राहुल, वायरल हुआ वीडियो.. https://t.co/FwPCZ9aZyJ pic.twitter.com/wRmfiTlqKk
— Amit Malviya (मोदी का परिवार) (@amitmalviya) November 25, 2017
In one chunk of the video, allegedly shot in Porbandar on Friday, Gandhi is seen saying that 50 Lakh youths in Gujarat are unemployed. While in the other part, shot in Ahmadabad, the Congress VP says that 30 Lakh youths in the state don’t have jobs.
Well, Gandhi is not new when it comes to making speech gaffes. In past, the Congress leaders have made a number blunders, among which Aloo Ki factory, Madam Speaker, India is the Saudi Arabia of 21st century are some of the most infamous.
BJP has accused Rahul Gandhi of misleading public providing wrong facts.
Besides this has tweeted a video answering Rahul Gandhi’s accusations of providing benefits to tata motors. in the video, it says that Rahul, in almost his every rally said that Gujarat government has sanctioned a loan amounting 33 thousand crores. while this is completely imaginary and does not have any proof. M.B shah commission proves it.
Video also claims that Tata motors were not provided with farmers land, rather government gave his own land for the plant. it was also claimed in the video that Tata motors purchased land at double rates.
BJP nipped congress vice-president on another issue where Amit Malviya on the promise of constituting fisheries ministry said: “Rahul Gandhi will constitute fisheries ministry in Gujarat which is already in Gujarat.”